Warburg Reconsidered in Plage War Presidency Push
Washington July 2 After swift reports that few Democrats would oppose Warburg’s stance the White House faced pressure from leaders near the president. Scholars close to prestige say an active effort would be made to defend his nomination, while some fear opposition from business interests and party figures.
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Louise
Swiatyes
Warling
Tittaysy
Inetta Utalinagyd
Fink Near Vinland Stove-House Completion Report
Fragmentary text describes a stove-house project near Fink and Vinland with unclear events. Mentions people unidentified, odd phrases and partial references to tools or processes. The passage lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a concrete news item.
Henry Ford Optimistic on Economy Says No Depression
The article quotes Henry Ford expressing optimistic views on the economy, noting no signs of a recession. Ford dismisses economic gloom and asserts business conditions remain favorable, citing his manufacturing and market perspectives. The piece reflects Ford’s confidence amid uncertain times.
Unclear OCR text on electoral event and parties
Fragmentary OCR reads about election activity, parties and ballots but fragments are unreadable. Names and places are not decipherable, with multiple garbled words and inconsistent punctuation.
Address by Will Give at Morning Service and Trial
Fragmented OCR text describes a public event at a university chapel with a speaker addressing topics related to philosophy and law. It mentions a fatal incident at a residence and a mortgage foreclosure action in a federal district court in New York.
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Ronterrane
Sheldon Appointed and Kansas Supreme Court Meeting
The text reports Sheldon being a candidate for the Kansas Supreme Youth Beheh and notes a recent trip to Topeka for a St Louis lawyers meeting to discuss legal procedure revisions. It mentions the Friday Stone Society and the mood of the gathering with quotes about the adjournment and memorial imagery.
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Kansas
Popeka
Callext
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Lavrehyard
Price Will Drop for Kansas Corn and Wheat Outlook
Kansas corn crop figures show a major drop from the usual 140 million bushels to about 30 million last year, with the department noting a relatively short supply of corn and a favorable wheat outlook. Prices for corn in San s. as much as seven langths per bushel above wheat. The report cites broader market expectations and mentions crop estimates and operator notes from Washington.
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Washington
Beides
Eyal
Ford
Kansas
Concert Tonight Promises Busy Park with Band and Dance
An article describes a concert at Whod y Spnd Park by a band titled First Regiment Baht. It notes various acts and attractions, with performers including Petre and Crowder Overtara and mentions a planned program and audience turnout.
Woman and man accused in Ottawa horse sale plot
Police arrested John Rollinson and a woman after a March Ottawa sting aimed to sell a buggy and horse. They learned the horse was hired and involved a front sale to a citizen named C. B. Martin. The pair faced charges as officers traced the escape route toward Franklin County.
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Reverend Hall Laid to Rest, Baker Graduate
The funeral of Reverend James C. Hall, longtime Methodist pastor in Kansas, was held at the First Methodist Church in Wellington. Hall, a 101 class Baker University graduate, served churches across El Dorado, Hutchinson, Wellington, Lyons, and Medicine Lodge, and was widely known in the community.
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Willington
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First Methodist Church
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Nates
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Aox
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Medicine
Kansas Weather Report Shows Little Temperature Change
Weather bulletin notes generally fair conditions for today and Friday with not much change in temperature. Observations indicate 9 p.m. yesterday and 2 p.m. today as reference times for readings.
Roosevelts Decision Faced By New York Progressives
New York progressives pressed Colonel Roosevelt to run for governor. He declined, reiterating his refusal to change his long held stance. The July 2 meeting at the National Progressive headquarters included George W. Perkins and about thirty others.
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New York State
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George
W. Perkins
Iowa Moose Dry Prohibition Planks At State Convention
In Iowa the dry movement gains a voice as delegates debate prohibition planks. The resolutions committee drafts a stance favoring the submission of an constitutional amendment to both state and national levels prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
Memorial Plan Erects Federal Building for John Brown
A memorial proposal in Charleston West Virginia envisions a federal public building costing about 150 000 dollars on the site of the old jail in Charles Town West Virginia to honor John Brown of Kansas. The monument aims to preserve the historic location and remembers Brown as a notable figure connected with anti government actions.
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Washington, D. C
j—Tesemory
John Brown
Kansas
Charlestown
West Vi Ja
Heaih Belore
Joe Lend
Brown
Kanes
Hall of Fame
Holyfield to Return for Topeka Bond Commission Visit
In Topeka yesterday Commissioner Holyfield announced plans to return with a touring band contingent. The visit aims to register supporters and secure backing ahead of the week’s end and the approaching week. Local officials and auditors were present at the city hall during the discussions.
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Thalyfield
Topeka
Yealyrdey
Auditors
Mayrety
Eh Viatts
Wiebiti
Dorsehyre
Audit Nearing Completion at Court This Week
Accountants working on the quinty audit say the books are close to completion. Commissioner Molyfield notes the work may finish this week, with several days needed to finalize figures and reconciliation before the full report is issued in a week or two.
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Molyfield
Assaulted preacher may die after attack
In Scammron Kansas Rev Go Wilkins pastor of a local church was assaulted by Dick Burl at Mineral days ago and is expected to die from injuries. Burl pleaded guilty to a minor charge in court and paid five dollars in fines and costs. Ed Huey and daughter of Baldwin spent yesterday.
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Bust of Marvin to Be Shown at Kansas University Center
The plaster bust of Frank Olin Marvin, engineer and Kansas University dean, will be exhibited at Marvin Hall as part of a university and state tribute. A bronze version was sent to Chicago and will be cast for display in the university center, with students and alumni praising the likeness and contributions to engineering.
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di Findlay
Chicago
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Kansas City Times
Andi Marvin Maud
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Alco Payieg Jiglu Was 1 By 45 the Work of Deurgen C.D
Kansas Selalptar
Heather Dean
Dean Marvin
Carnegia Foundation
Jeon
Kansas University
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Uner
Jatininder
Aany
Crops Fine Everywhere This Great Year For Farmers
Farmers report good prospects across Linn County and neighboring areas. Wheat and oats show strong yields with typical bushels per acre noted. ground remains fertile after three lean years, and overall crop condition is favorable in the region.
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Fran Samt Linn
Woman Takes Carbolic Acid In Personal Crisis
A woman near 1614 West War attempted suicide by carbolic acid during a personal crisis. Authorities and a doctor were summoned around 11:30 PM. Reports indicate trouble between the woman and her fiancé, but it is not yet established whether the act was intentional or accidental.
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Hhat
District suit seeks 2500 for alleged appendectomy without consent
Plaintiff Mattla Sulhmah accuses Dr Lawrence of performing an appendix operation without permission after declaring a tumor and false diagnosis. She claims the appendix was healthy and was removed during surgery, seeking 2500 damages for each of two counts while defendant calls the case blackmail.
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Plantin Igs
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Lawmakers Probe Railroad Free-Transit Passes Passed
Inter state commerce commission findings reveal railroads distributed free passes totaling over 11 000 000 miles of travel to more than 30 000 individuals including U S senators representatives and state officials. The Louisville Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroads issued passes to federal officials and many lawmakers and judges.
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Pipott
Louisville
Nashville
United States
Nashway
Hawley Will Speak at Atinal Conference
Ference aight in Atinnal Counts Superintendents will hold a conference in Machallan Kan on Wednesday and Thursday April 14 and 16. The event aims to support superintendent work with papers and discussions. Participants plan to share ideas for school community center concepts and county education coordination.
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Machallan
Hits Wong Goser
Death of Bartlett Davy In Kansas After Surgery
Bartlett Davy aged 74 died yesterday in Kansas following an operation performed there a few weeks ago. The funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at St. Like A.M. Burial will follow at Vak Hii.
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Bartlett Davy
Kansas
Fragmented Trial Testimony Across Carman Case Mixed by Witness Phrases
The transcript shows disjointed testimony and scattered names as witnesses describe events around Mrs Carman and the Ford case. Coroner Norton reviewed the testimonies including Bardes and others, with focus on alibi claims and the handling of evidence.
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